A critical analysis of the design elements of place names, map text, border demarcation, and symbology revealed that these representations not only reflected the political and social narratives of the time and space in which they were created, but also constructed and communicated subtle and blatant positions towards the Kurds and Kurdistan.
They also have to communicate a subtle message that will lure customers into a shop.
It's one of the hottest topics for researchers who study smell and taste: Do humans communicate through subtle airborne chemicals called pheromones?
Ford's chosen signals for the project are simple, but they're intended to be, and they're designed to not just replicate existing vehicle signalling apparatus, like break lights and turn signals, but to fill in gaps where we currently communicate via subtle gestures, eye contact and other less obvious mechanisms.
It is the responsibility of the audience to communicate, in subtle ways, its involvement with the proceedings.
Mr. Tynek is an undoubted talent, a choreographer who seems fascinated by movement itself and the strange, subtle ways in which it communicates strange, subtle things.
Van Noten is an expert in both reading and communicating the subtle visual codes of dressing.
The building sits just on the edge of the National September 11 Memorial, and Calatrava envisioned that the imposing structure would offer its own sort of remembrance, communicating "a subtle sense of man's vulnerability, while maintaining a link to a higher order".
The author extrapolates species-wide lessons from this, about female desire for male-pattern sex, but surely there are other readings; that the fiance, in his "niceness", is communicating a subtle inadequacy; that the desire for Fifty Shades fantasy sex is compelling precisely because it is taboo, and therefore as much a social as an animal impulse.
